A headhunting firm has sued Windels, Marx, Lane & Mittendorf for $3 million, claiming the law firm failed to pay a fee in connection with the placement of a prominent practice group from winding-down Budd Larner.

New York-based Austin & Devon Associates, led by legal recruiter Kim Valentini, said it put Andrew Miller and his “highly profitable” group of pharmaceuticals-focused intellectual property lawyers on the radar of Windels Marx managing partner Robert Luddy back in 2017.

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